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TITLE(s): BLASTER (mine & quarry) alternate titles: dynamiter; firer; shooter; shot firer; shot lighter Determines strength and pattern of blast required and charges and detonates explosives in surface or underground mine, pit, or quarry to fracture or separate stone or minerals from solid formations: Studies formation to determine amount, type, and location of explosive charge required. Marks pattern of drill holes or issues drilling instructions for depth and placement of blast holes. Inserts, packs, or pours explosives, such as dynamite, ammonium nitrate, black powder, or slurries into blast holes and compacts charge, using tamping rod. Positions assembled primer and blasting cap in hole at depth that will cause most effective explosion. Connects electric wire to primer and covers charge or fills blast hole with clay, drill chips, sand, or other material. Tamps material to secure charge and prevent force of blast from escaping through blast hole. Inspects blasting area to ensure that safety laws are observed and signals workers to clear area. Connects wires to electrical firing device and pushes plunger, turns dial, or presses buttons to set off single or multiple blasts. May compile record of blasts. May keep inventory of blasting agents on hand. May transport blasting agents to blasting area, using light truck [EXPLOSIVES-TRUCK DRIVER (ordnance)]. GOE: 05.10.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77 ONET CROSSWALK: 87905 Blasters and Explosives Workers |
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TITLE(s):
BLASTER (mine & quarry) alternate titles: dynamiter; firer; shooter; shot firer; shot
lighter
Determines strength and pattern of blast required and charges and detonates explosives in surface
or underground mine, pit, or quarry to fracture or separate stone or minerals from solid formations:
Studies formation to determine amount, type, and location of explosive charge required. Marks
pattern of drill holes or issues drilling instructions for depth and placement of blast holes.
Inserts, packs, or pours explosives, such as dynamite, ammonium nitrate, black powder, or slurries
into blast holes and compacts charge, using tamping rod. Positions assembled primer and blasting cap
in hole at depth that will cause most effective explosion. Connects electric wire to primer and
covers charge or fills blast hole with clay, drill chips, sand, or other material. Tamps material to
secure charge and prevent force of blast from escaping through blast hole. Inspects blasting area to
ensure that safety laws are observed and signals workers to clear area. Connects wires to electrical
firing device and pushes plunger, turns dial, or presses buttons to set off single or multiple
blasts. May compile record of blasts. May keep inventory of blasting agents on hand. May transport
blasting agents to blasting area, using light truck [EXPLOSIVES-TRUCK DRIVER (ordnance)].
GOE: 05.10.06 STRENGTH: M GED: R4 M3 L2 SVP: 7 DLU: 77
ONET CROSSWALK: 87905 Blasters and Explosives Workers
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